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Fins and Things - Jeep Badge of Honor Trail
Part 2 of 2 (well, Jeeping wise) of my Moab trip
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Hells Revenge - Jeep Badge of Honor Trail
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( Hell’s Bells cover by Iron Cross) Hell’s Revenge - arguably one of the most famous off-road trails in Utah or even the west coast. Check out the Colorado River Overlook, which is also about where you’ll find Hell’s Gate, and Mickey's Hot Tub.
Holly Oaks ORV Park - Jeep Badge of Honor Trail
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What to do when you're out of town on a business trip?? Go wheeling of course!
Windrock Park Trail 16 and Brushy State Penitentiary - Jeep Badge of Honor Trail
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Getting back to Windrock to get that last badge! Checking out several other local sites as well.
Uwharrie Dickey Bell, Rausch Creek Jeep Badge of Honor Trail
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Well, we didn't go to Rausch on this run, but you will if you do this whole loop! Also, stopped at the Bedford Boys Memorial, D-Day Memorial, Civil War Museum of Medicine, and Harpers Ferry.
Gulches ORV Park Jeep Badge of Honor Trail
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Day 7, or something like that, I lost count, of our 2500 mile trip.
Beasley Knob Jeep Badge of Honor Trail
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Day 5 of our 2500 mile Badge of Honor loop
Windrock Park Jeep Badge of Honor Trail
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Day three of our 2500 mile Badge of Honor Loop trip - lets do Trail 26 in 2w drive!
Potts Mountain Jeep Trail and Bearwallow Hatfield McCoy Jeep Badge of Honor Trail
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Day two of our 2500 mile Badge of Honor Loop trip.
Peters Mill Run Jeep Badge of Honor Trail
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What's the point of getting a Badge of Honor plaque? To take a vacation, get out and enjoy nature, family, make new friends, use your rig for what it was built for! George Washington and Jefferson Mountain trails. BTW - when i mention getting off trail, I was not off trail at that point in the video. That was one of the few in route side obstacles available. We did get lost, though, that ate up...
Taps Across America 2021
Просмотров 463 года назад
Performed at Mount Carmel Cemetery, Littlestown PA, in honor of my Great, Great Grandfather, James Alphonsus Long of Company B, 87th Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry, Union Army, as well as all others who have served their country and especially those who sacrificed all. Performed on Memorial Day, 2021 in conjunction with "Taps Across America".
Pressman's Home - Abandoned in Tennessee...or is it?
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Interested in visiting? Watch till the end to hear my discouragement!
Abandoned Foundation Of Feces Farmhouse
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Excited to find a home not defiled at the hands of vandals and scrappers, only to realize, there were many vandals of other types at work here...
Abandoned Hunlock Creek Train Station, PA
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More from dwindling coal country.
Lehigh Valley Railroad Roundhouse - Abandoned
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Lehigh Valley Railroad Roundhouse - Abandoned
P. Joseph Raab Park - York County, Pennsylvania
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P. Joseph Raab Park - York County, Pennsylvania
Winderbourne Mansion - abandoned and for sale
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Winderbourne Mansion - abandoned and for sale
Oak Knoll Italian Water Garden, Crum Creek, Swarthmore PA - Abandoned!
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Oak Knoll Italian Water Garden, Crum Creek, Swarthmore PA - Abandoned!
NC Disaster Relief - Baptist on Mission
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NC Disaster Relief - Baptist on Mission
When I was a small boy my dad used to take me to the Bethlehem roundhouse down below the old Coca Cola bottling plant to watch the engines and other rolling stock be turned around on the turntable and so on. Later, after Conrail allowed the complex to fall onto ruin my friends and I used to explore the whole thing- it was fascinating and a little dangerous. Even the hobo jungles in the woods by the Lehigh river. We'd spend all day, swimming in the canal and playing army in the old buildings. I saw the last steam engine, which was known as Old Slobberface, and climbed around on it until the bulls chased us off. Hardly anyone in Bethlehem knows anything at all about this old place, just east of the Hump where they sorted out the train cars into other local trains for distribution. The Hump is still there. People would pack lunches and walk along the towpath of the old canal and spend hours watching the cars roll down the Hump and crash into their new trains, to be taken out the west end of the railyard and on to their destinations. The whole place was a fascinating adventure for us kids, and it's all gone now. Progress...
62 yrs ago it was beautiful. So sad as what has happened to it.
Your video of the old abandoned round house could be better if in panning you would go slower. Count one one thousand, two one thousand, as you pan and what you show would be seen. Otherwise, the round house was acwinderous building. Thanks,
Nice video. I plan to make it up there sometime soon. Recently hit up the sand dunes at silver lake on the other side of Michigan and I'd like to put some more use to my Michigan ORV stickers before the years up since I'm a non resident and don't really get up there often. I also agree with your comment on how silly the helmet rule at bearwallow is. I did a video of there as well. I put that place off for the longest because of the helmet thing. Very scenic area and nice park overall but that rule is so stupid for covered vehicles. I'd probably never go back because of that and solely went primarily for the badge. Hopefully Holly Oaks serves a bit better.
I live down the street a bit. I've never heard of white supremacist in the area. I don't see any racism here at all. Heck, most people are related around here and it doesn't matter what color you are. I agree with you about the vandals. Just because something is old doesn't mean it doesn't hold beauty. That is until some punk writes "I was here" and leaves broken bottles because that's so fun. 🙄🙄Good video by the way.
Industry make its millions and walks away...
Don’t come to Adam’s county.
Why not? There's some fun and interesting stuff there. ...unless you're a local and are about done with tourists. I get that.
My uncle worked for the LV. I remember him taking me to this roundhouse in 1952. He lived on Cliff St in the Junction. I also remember my mother talking about Lindbergh’s landing in Coxton, which btw is located in Duryea, not Pittston.
Weatherly Pa had a roundhouse they were going to restore. They made some pretty dumb decisions, let it rot and final tore it down.
They probably tried to go on the super cheap, thus, failed on their goal AND lost the money they did invest 🙄
It will take a large company investing in it to bring it back. Ford bought the old train station in Detroit years back. They refurbished it back to its original state and the grand opening was two days ago on Thursday, June 8th. Look it up here on RUclips. Ford hired the right people to restore it. People who previously stole things, like the old clock, even returned them to be added back into the train station. Would be great if large company could do same there…..just takes a vision and a lot of money. This area could use some good PR, considering the rest of us in country only hear about the bad stuff happening there, like missing kids, drvgs and tr@fficking. Y’all gotta work on getting that crap outta there! Your part of the country is beautiful!
You absolutely are supposed to climb “ Between the 3s” and you did TNT backwards.
Yeah, problem with rush trips - would have loved to do them all both directions. Next time i'm down, we'll meet up. If you ever make it to PA, hit me up and we'll go to Rausch Creek and AOAA!
Good video. Definitely on my list of trails to run in the Red Beast…
That's one big truck dude! But I suppose you're not afraid of some new pinstripes and scrapes - comes with the hobby, right?!
@@NotLostThanks. It is a big beast. I get a fresh set of pinstripes every trip. 🤣 Got the first set out of the way on my first offroad adventure.
Here is a more kind comment that you are sure to appreciate. I absolutely love your introductory technique with the closet door in your bedroom. What flashes each and every time you open and close it has grabbed my attention to see more. The content of what you have filmed is priceless. My only suggestion I can offer you is to pan much less and let your camera grab the images in front of it slowly. There really is no need for more expensive equipment to produce a much more enticing video. My best recommendation to you as a fellow creator is to slow down which would give us the time to focus in on the scene. You have tremendous potential with your content and I support your future endeavors at producing very interesting content. Best to you!!
I will quickly concur that I agree with what you are saying. I could have made this vid longer thus reducing only speeding up 300x instead of 400x, and honestly, too, my cinematic focus was unfocused as I was more focused on avoiding being seen and escorted off the property, lol. I truly appreciate your comments. I admit all my videos are for my personal consumption and I’m not monetized, but I do want something halfway decent. ( I really do need to switch to another video editor, though -_- ). I’ll take more time filming when I’m less likely to get in trouble 😉
@@NotLost Regardless of anything, it was still a very interesting video. Now I understand how you were careful not to get caught in the act of filming in a place that you perhaps should not have been. Brave on you!
@@SWExplore, brave? Others have used other words ;) even myself would say "curious", even though we all know what happened to the curious cat!
They really need to mark that trail better with the YELLOW V that is intended off road.. the ATV side trails criss cross all over the place and people drive on them inadverdantly only to find out it narrows to much for a truck.. other than that great video.
Not difficult at all to get off path for sure! My cynical side says they do it on purpose to fine you 🙄
It’s crazy how vandals could destroy a concrete building and mental locomotives .
A little Fuzzy but still enjoyed hearing it.
A "little" fuzzy? ~100yr old phonograph and, I dunno... ~75yr old record, I'd say a lot fuzzy ;) but glad you enjoyed it! (I did use decent recording equipment)
Such a shame This should be saved and made into a museum
Omg! We just saw your awesome video! What great camera angles! Thanks for the shout-out! We truly appreciate it! Our condolences on the loss of your friend. Continued safe travels!
Thank you!
This came out on my birthday yay
Thank you so much for this upload .
Poor Ward Hinkson , his family and those who loved that estate and it's beautiful gardens and fountains . I definitely can understand why it was heartbreaking😢 . Too bad Ward and his supporters were not able to fight the powers that be and get the Blue Route rerouted . Really too bad the property couldn't have been preserved and maintained as one of the places to see in Pennsylvania . Truly sickening to know a place of such great beauty and peace was destroyed for traffic ... truly gut-wrenching . I remember walking on the side of the road and finding the top part of the gardens and that wall ... and part of what they have shown here but I never went all the way down the hill . Imagine being so fortunate to have lived there or to at least have been a neighbor or a visitor there .
This is a very interesting video! Thanks for making it. I was chatting with a friend of mine who told me about visiting this site in 2021 and thought that something shady might be happening there now. Apparently, there was a USDA sign posted on one of the buildings. So I'm curious about who actually owns this land and what they are doing on it.
I was there 3 years ago. Such a beautiful roundhouse. The bathroom was straight out of a horror movie. The fact that the tipple is still pretty much intact is rad too. Good stuff 👍
Property has been given to the Pennsylvania Game Commission which plans to remove all remaining structures/ruins and allow nature to reclaim the strip. However, land will be publicly accessible. An earlier post attributed the track's closing to the length of the shutdown area not being able to accommodate higher speed dragsters. This is not accurate. The recording of the 2006 interview with track owner J. Perogino noted that a 1972 track schedule was in place - but the rain before, and during, Hurricane Anges did not allow the schedule to begin. Then the Wilkes-Barre area, where much of the spectator/fan base came from, was completely flooded (including the homes of the Perogino families). The speed of the dragsters didn't just jump up to the point the track was unusable in one off-season. The track's total dimensions are/were 60 feet by 3,300 feet. By today's standards a shut down area of about 2000 feet is short, and it would have been an issue had the track continued, but it didn't cause it to close. I believe there were also some political/fan safety issues coming into play as well - and the liability/legal/insurance stars were aligning to make continued operations infeasible.
My friend and I both worked here for less than one day back in 2001. We were hired as "broke hands" which meant we were responsible for getting down into the broke clean out pit to pull out the paper when the machine malfunctioned with the machine still running just inches above our heads. Because there was no room to stand up or even crouch, we had to crawl on our hands and knees through wet, hot paper pulp and scoop it out of the pit. If we raised any parts of our body too much, we would've been pulled into the rollers and moving parts of the machine and crushed. By lunch time we decided it wasn't worth it and both quit 4 hours into out first shift and walked out. Ironically, I became a firefighter about a year later and responded to the fire in 2003 and helped to fight it for 9 hours. Funny thing is I spent almost 3 years as firefighter and felt safer doing that than the 4 hours i spent working at this mill😅
I was wondering about that - there didn't really appear to be a basement, just a crawl space under the sole plates. Sheet breaks are a pain and can be dangerous if you're not careful even on newer paper machines.
Phil opinsky union rep!!
The town of Martinsburg, WV has preserved most of its roundhouse, although a second on was destroyed by an arsonist. Check it out. Thanks for the video. Edit: camerawork is too jerky, slow pan allows us to see the picture better.
I hate arsonists!! I'll be the first to admit, I'm not a professional videographer, and I don't do RUclips for money - got too much going on. Part of the problem with this hobby is that there's a possibility you could be trespassing so you don't really spend a lot of time analyzing a shot and you don't do re-dos. As to the slow pan, I did, but there's soo much video, that it's rendered at about 3.5x speed. Then to make it worse, Pinnacle Studio video software is pretty crappy and miserable to work with. I do it for the fun and for the history.
Did you do 93b or just that little section ?
Not sure exactly what you're asking - if it's specifically in question to 93b, we only did small sections of it. Other parts had rocks as big as my tires, and while I have a winch, it was just myself and a passenger. We didn't see one other person that day, so not worth chancing it. As for the park in general, we spent 2 hours there and hit basically every other trail - good time for $5!!
@@NotLost yea, that is what i was curios about... i just went there the other with my friend in his jeep and left my jeep at home because i thought this was going to be a small easy tail system. but 93b had that cool rock garden that started out simple and got more wild as we went up. we ended up only doing the first half because it got WAY more steep and the rocks got bigger as we went up... I see older videos of this complete trail and some new videos of the beginning. but i think some of the rock garden half way up the trail looked relatively new. thanks for the video and entertainment!
I found the videography very difficult to follow. I couldn’t focus on anything with all the constant fast panning. Maybe re-film but walkthrough with a slower pace?
I'll be the first to admit, I'm not a professional videographer, and I don't do RUclips for money - got too much going on. Part of the problem with this hobby is that there's a possibility you could be trespassing so you don't really spend a lot of time analyzing a shot and you don't refilm at a slower pace. As to the slow pan, I did, but there's soo much video, that it's rendered at about 3.5x speed. Then to make it worse, Pinnacle Studio video software is pretty crappy and miserable to work with. I do it for the fun and for the history. If you didn't find the history of value, sorry.
Nice just leave a mess for someone else to clean up whatever
It's still an active rail line on the railroad's property, but still, I get what you mean.
I spent my childhood here
C9r)oxton? Near Wilkes-Barre? First thought is was Manchester NY ca. 100 miles east of Buffalo which I wandered through in 1983. Once supposedly the World's Largest Relay Yard. Paperwork there was from either 1967 or 1970.
Where is the entrance to the Jeep trail?
North entrance = 38.867048, -78.444889 South Entrance = 38.789142, -78.519336
@@NotLost awesome! Thanks
My father trained at the school and my parents honeymooned there. I spent many happy childhood summer vacations there. Luckily I have some home movies of happier times at Pressmen's Home. It was a magical place.
That's sooo cool! It's current state must be a little saddening, but glad you have such great memories and even videos to remember it by!
@@NotLost It's very sad to see it in its current state. I used to love sitting in the rocking chairs on the smoking porch (that, I think, was the last part of the hotel, to be lost to a fire.) Since my father belonged to the pressmen's union (in fact he was the secretary for his local group), the last summer we went down there, they knew it would be closing. We were allowed to take home some of the books from the library. I still have them. The fountain in front of the chapel had colored lights in it and they looked lovely at night. I remember one of the waiters from the dining room called Pepper. I could go on and on with all the memories I have.
Yeah that view….. has me speechless!!!
Sketchy drive, but yes, amazing view!
This is really cool to see thanks!
Did you disconnect your sway bars? Thanks
I did not...but that's a trick answer. I don't have discos, I have a Currie Anti-rock swaybar, so I never disconnect. To get back to your question though, no, you don't need to. If you're goofing around like i was, you might get on 2 wheels, but basically, who cares - there is nowhere on any of these trails that you will flop it, just lose traction for a moment.
Looks like fun! ✌️
Looks fun. We’re you alone in those trails? I’m headed up in 2 weeks.
Oh yeah, you'll have a blast, and checking out your rig, you'll kill it! I'm from PA, so yes, came down by myself with my brother as passenger. We didn't see anyone on 51, and like 3 or 4 on 26. Went back a few months later...just us again, to hit 16, and hooked up with some other folks in a JK. When we broke off with them after 16, we hung with a side-by-side for a while. Still, weren't many there - first time was a Wednesday, second time was a Thursday.
@@NotLost sounds good! I’m excited, being from florida it’s mostly mud or sand unless you find a sweet spot. Thank you for your info!
That was great! You gave plenty of history and took good video. Really enjoyed this. I might go visit
Thank you, well worth it!
Awesome video. I was wondering what that place was.
What was it like to walk through that tunnel? I would like to do that someday, because I have never walked through a tunnel before.
Lots of fun! Went thru once with no lights...that was interesting - don't necessarily recommend that as pieces of the concrete and other rocks and trash are on the ground. More fun than the tunnel was the service tunnel above the road. Go up where the blower fans are and cross that way.
Been Here 🤘
When the Narrator Studders... 😬😬
Many of the enchanted forest structures have been relocated to Clark’s elioak farm in Ellicott city. It reopens in April.
my home from 1954 to 1970s. lived, played and worked in this beautiful valley and miss it every day.😪
This is heartbreaking to me. I was born and raised in this beautiful valley and 68 years later am still homesick to go back to the carefree days of fun in the pool fishing in the lake or just exploring the Chapel homebuilding or the hotel.
Too depressing to watch
Instead of using American coal we are importing billions of dollars of oil from people who want to kill us so they can have the royalty paid for with middle class dollars as well as to pay for all of the benefits for the citizens who otherwise would be killing the royalty. Of course the Chinese put on 50 coal powered fire plants a week so much for pollution control. What a joke impoverish Americans and and rich in the Chinese.
I feel ya brother!
Steam meant jobs good paying jobs union jobs that allowed you to have a standard of living unequaled in the world. Where is the prosperous America the World War II veteran fought to protect?